Wanna work for EPA? The first thing you need to do is find job openings and choose which ones to apply for.

At EPA, like every federal agency, we put our job listings on usajobs.gov. Normally, you need to go to that site and search for what interests you. For example, here are our job listings .

Recently, we discovered that there’s a RSS feed associated with each search. If you’re not familiar with RSS feeds, that just means we can pull a particular search into various other places. So far, we’re putting them in three new places:

All of this is really just the start to help you find EPA jobs and understand what’s it like to work for EPA (I should mention that I love working here, and I’ve got 17 years in so far). Over the next several months, we’re going to revamp our current careers site to really take advantage of social media and multimedia.

Got any ideas on what we should include in the new site? Share ‘em below!

About the author: Jeffrey Levy is EPA’s Director of Web Communications

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One Comment

Anonymous
Sep 17, 2010 @
11:06:31

Mr. Levy,
It’s impossible this bid of job done in my country, and maybe also the others.I cries when I heard our people to enter the companies pay thousands dollar and, I think, made them corruptions. They thought jobs for survival and highest bargain for married, valued of families and goal for nepotism. It’s sadness and destructives. For decades, revolution in my country are predictable. Tragics….